Wednesday, November 12, 2025

ACH Transfers Now Available for Owners’ Horsemen’s Accounts 💵

The Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association (MTHA) and the Maryland Jockey Club (TMJC) are pleased to announce that owners’ Maryland-based Horsemen’s accounts managed through the InCompass Bookkeeping System can now process ACH (Automated Clearing House) transactions.

This new feature allows owners to transfer funds directly to their bank accounts  safely and conveniently—eliminating the need for paper checks or in-person transactions. With ACH capability, owners can now:

REQUEST WITHDRAWALS from your horsemen’s account  directly to your personal or business bank accounts.

ENJOY FASTER, MORE SECURE PROCESSING with minimal delay compared to traditional check requests.

ACH TRANSFERS typically take 1-3 business days to process.

Please complete the ACH ENROLLMENT FORM and return it to the Horsemen’s Bookkeeping Office to activate electronic processing.

This enhancement represents another major step forward in modernizing financial services for Maryland horsemen and improving efficiency across all racing operations.

ACCESSING YOUR ACCOUNT ONLINE

Owners can view and manage their accounts through the InCompass Horsemen’s Bookkeeping Portal once they have received an account number and an access PIN from the Horsemen’s Bookkeeper.

Visit: https://hbweb.incompass-solutions.com

CONTACT INFORMATION

Horsemen’s Bookkeeper: Kathryn Size - ksize@marylandracing.com
Assistant Horsemen’s Bookkeeper: Haley Keller - haley.keller@marylandracing.com

📅 Hours: Thursday – Monday, 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. (or last live race)
📞 Phone: 301-725-0400 ext. 5659

⬇️ ACH ENROLLMENT FORM

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